Hi Samantha

Get her to a homeopath ASAP - for a recommendation in your area check out www.homeopathy-cures.com

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Hi Samantha,

I would strongly caution against turning to a modality like homeopathy for something like this. Like fasting gurus, homeopathy advocates trumpet their amazing success stories but seldom discuss their catastrophic failures.

I would ask around for experts in the medical field, interview their lead nurses, and see who makes the most sense and has the best vibes. (Note: They always say that their doctor is great.) Get them to say specifically how the doctor would approach the situation. Then go in for an office visit and get a second opinion. Do not share the diagnosis you received from the first doctor, and see what this new doctor says.

If the doctor you choose feels that it would not hurt for her to try another healing modality for a certain period of time before beginning standard medical treatment, or in conjunction with standard medical treatment, then that might be something to consider.

It gets swept under the rug that people try alternative methods of, for example, beating cancer, without success. They then turn to traditional Western medicine, only to be told that their condition has progressed to the point where there is no hope, and they die a very difficult death.

I know of two cases like this. Believe me, it's not pretty. It can also be a very guilt-ridden experience for the friend or family member who suggested the alternative treatment over traditional medical care. And that doesn't end with the death of their loved one.

There are a number of potential reasons for heavy bleeding that bear investigation. Just don't wait too long before taking a known, safer approach if there is one.

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The causes of excessive bleeding are numerous and hysterectomy should be the very last treatment option considred...it concerns me greatly that her doctor made such a great leap from a D&C to a hysterectomy...good reason to find another doctor! Possibilities include endometriosis, uterine fibroids, polyps, hormonal imbalance, cervical dysplasia, etc.

She should definitely make any necessary changes to her diet and begin cleansing. Once she determines precisely what is causing the heavy bleeding she should begin to research her treatment options...and she should definitley spend plenty of time studying up on alternative treatments. Unfortunately, many doctors are quick to suggest a hysterectomy and fail to explain the consequences of removing a woman's reproductive organs...erroneously believing that their only function is making babies! Many women find that a hysterectomy only leaves them with a whole set of new problems including sexual dysfunction, bladder-control problems and detrimental effects to their overall health and well-being... and there may be numerous other treatment options depending on what her full diagnosis is.

Thanks to all for the support. I have forwarded the messages to my sister and I hope she will seriously consider them.

Samantha